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Italian

logoro

/ˈlɔ.ɡo.ro/adjectiveB2
Extended vocabulary · Vocabulary rank 13,341

Meaning

worn-out

  • damaged by long use
  • old and shabby from wear
  • weakened or consumed over time

In a sentence

Indossava un cappotto vecchio e logoro.

He was wearing an old, worn-out coat.

Queste scarpe sono già logore?

Are these shoes already worn out?

Il divano non è logoro, solo sporco.

The sofa is not worn out, just dirty.

Word forms (4)
WordWord forms
logoromasculine · singular
logorafeminine · singular
logorimasculine · plural
logorefeminine · plural

Usage notes

  • Common with vestiti, scarpe, tessuto, poltrona.
  • Can be literal or figurative: un rapporto logoro.
  • Stronger and more negative than usato.

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